--- autisticdreaming <autisticdreaming@...> wrote:

> i'm signed in on crabtail's account but it such a pain to switch
> over.
>
> i thought you would like this from another organization i'm involved
> in.
>
> http://childadvocate.org/1f.htm
> http://childadvocate.org/1c.htm
> www.childadvocate.org

Excellent Adam! You're the man!

I found it interesting that on the second page, the sex abuse page, the
"Why the Bias" section avoided the main reason for the bias. The
feminists INTENTIONALLY built in the bias to further their cause and
they did it using the social sciences. Now tell me Adam, why are they
avoiding that issue which is clearly documented and true? Feminism
promotes it's ideology by oppressing men. This has been going on in a
coordinated way amongst the politically powerful feminsts for over 35
years. It has dramatically effected the truth about sex differences on
which the whole society is structured and ruled.

In the early Seventies radical feminism was commonly felt to be the
most radical of the politcal movements to come out of the Sixties, yet
in 35 years it has totally restructured the society. Somethings fishy
here. A small group of kooks could have never succeeded alone and
without "establishment" help. What was in it for the "establishment"?
Control, control, control...

Tom

> Adam
>
>
>
> --- In autismlist@yahoogroups.com, Tom Smith <qim@...> wrote:
> >
> > I don't get the whole anarchy thing. We are capable of "self
> > government" and "self regualtion" today. The question is why don't
>
> we
> > do it, and when we do it, why do we keep putting the girls in
> charge of
> > everything? <smile>
> >
> > Tom
> >
> > --- autisticdreaming <autisticdreaming@...> wrote:
> >
> > > --- In autismlist@yahoogroups.com, "Brian Henson" <bhenson@>
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > This is another fine example of how the "governments" of our
> day
> > > > cannot, under any circumstances, govern themselves.
> > > >
> > > > When anyone says we "need" governments, I say that those people
>
> are
> > >
> > > > just terrified of governing themselves (or having any idea of
> what
> > > > it means to have a sense of self-control).
> > > >
> > > > With all the fraud in the news, and no charges or arrests, who,
> > > now,
> > > > needs to be governed, I ask?
> > > >
> > > > It's about time that "self-control" became part of the
> education
> > > > curriculum, not limited to school, but in the home and
> community,
> > > > too, so that, in future generations, individuals can govern
> > > > themselves (and such scams, as this one in Florida, are just
> items
> > > > in history books).
> > >
> > > and one aspect of self control and self governing is that this is
>
> > > along the same vein of self accountability and self
> responsibility.
> > > and if self control and self governing were prevalentthen as
> well
> > > self accountability and self responsibility would also exist and
> the
> > > innocent may not be made to suffer.
> > >
> > > lack of self control and of self governing does lead to a lack of
>
> > > self accountability and lack of taking responsibility for one's
> own
> > > actions. unbelievable that 150 million can be stolen and not an
> > > individual responsible is paying for this crime. but why should
> they
> > >
> > > be since self accountability, and responsibility of self does not
>
> > > seem to exist in a sense where self governance and self control
> seem
> > > to be foreign terms?
> > >
> > > much of your thoughts run along the same as mine. i also do
> beleive
> > > in self governance and self control. one reason i have dropped
> out of
> > >
> > > school because it was just too authoritarian and i could not
> continue
> > >
> > > to stomache it any longer. no, i will not ask permission to use
> the
> > > restroom, no i will not sit quietly for an hour being tuaght
> > > something i do not want ot be taught, no i will not have lunch at
>
> a
> > > certain time, nor will i be in my seat at a certain time, yes, i
> will
> > >
> > > question the lesson and the teacher, yes, i will learn, but i
> will
> > > refuse to be taught... and so on... i am a self taught learner
> and
> > > that's why i am helping my cousin with her school where the
> students
> > > choices are to be respected not compromised. i believe that
> students
> > > in a state of self regulation from the get go can be succesfull.
> and
> > > i do not mean uncontrollable impulses or reflexes. i mean actual
> > > thought out choices of their own. because one parent was sure to
> > > say "but he can't control himeself.." sure there are movements
> and
> > > impulses one can't control and in most cases why should they? i'm
>
> > > talking about i may not be able to control a tick but i should
> have
> > > control over any choice i intentionally make. i can't regulate
> > > certain impulses or movements or behaviors i make but i can
> regulate
> > > what choices are good for me or not. when i want to learn
> something
> > > and what subject i think is irrelavant to me and so on.
> > >
> > > but of course we are meeting with resistence over the issue of
> the
> > > students making their own choices. they truly think it will be a
> > > breeding ground for some 'lord of the flies' scenario or complete
>
> > > chaos. but as i like to remind them that those kids were all
> taught
> > > at a boarding school where they were TAUGHT there was an
> AUTHORITY to
> > >
> > > answer to and out of that authority, they 'CREATED' another
> authority
> > >
> > > to answer to, because that was what they were exposed to and
> taught
> > > to prior to their crash on the island. they were a pruduct of
> living
> > > and being taught under a certain 'authorirty' or 'heirarchy' if
> you
> > > may. this was what they knew because this was what they were
> TAUGHT.
> > > this is a school where no one has authority over someone else but
>
> > > where everyone has authority over THEMSELVES. where they are
> exposed
> > > to learning experiences and are NEVER taught anything.
> > >
> > > my cousin isn't teaching me to groom dogs i am learning through
> > > exposure and experience. if one is taught a certain thing one
> follws
> > > a certain thing. what will one learn, on ones own? i refuse
> anyone to
> > >
> > > control my impulses, or to teach me what thery think i need
> taught in
> > >
> > > the time frame they think i should, in the manner they think i
> > > should, and i absolutely refuse to raise my hand to ask
> permission to
> > >
> > > take a piss. i mean think of it. when i get to go to the bathroom
>
> is
> > > dictated by another human being. how insane is that? and why
> sin't
> > > everyone else seeing how insane that is..
> > >
> > > anyhow my rant, but i love your views on things, Brian, it
> > > articulates a lot of my thinking. i'm not even sure if i made any
>
> > > sense i hope i did.
> > >
> > >
> > > Adam (wondering why anyone would pay anyone else to french tip
> their
> > > poodle..)
> > >
> > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > --- In autismlist@yahoogroups.com, "autisticdreaming"
> > > > <autisticdreaming@> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > i personsally know people that will be affected by this,
> > > companion
> > > > > aides, assitive independence, services many need to live
> > > > > independantly with support will be cut, some are going to
> have to
> > >
> > > > > move back in with mommy and daddy.. this is a terrible time
> for
> > > > folks
> > > > > in florida... Adam...
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
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